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Doesn't make it appropriate at all but since they're testing "will the average user put up with this crap" restricting to just people who went out of their way
by Spivak 3y ago
Doesn't make it appropriate at all but since they're testing "will the average user put up with this crap" restricting to just people who went out of their way to go into settings and enable labs would yield really biased results.
No self-awareness that running such a test ya know might make you the bad guys though.
- faangsticle 3y agoI mean the other way around. Sure, bully your users by default but let them opt out via a somewhat hidden setting. If they use the setting instead of installing the app you have your result.
- simondw 3y agoIt's still not quite what the experiment is designed to test. How many people who opt out when given the ability would stick around when not given the ability?
- mynameisvlad 3y agoIf they make opting out difficult (ie. You go to a page in settings that you have to directly link to because you’re “signed out” in the main app) then that wouldn’t skew the results that significantly, while still providing an escape hatch that isn’t “wait for this to be finished”.
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